Sentence examples for which distressed from inspiring English sources

She had to take him to school on a city bus, which distressed him.

Recently, he had met a woman he was attracted to, which distressed him because having an affair would have violated his ethics.

And Berkshire will remain the refuge to which distressed companies, like Goldman Sachs and General Electric, will flock: "They will call Berkshire.

And there is the Ramayana as romantic tale in which lovers pine for each other in separation, and as a devotional poem in which distressed souls long for God.

When the Monothelite heresy was finally rejected at the Sixth Council (Constantinople, 680 681), the imprudent pope Honorius (reigned 625 638), who had supported Monothelitism, was expressly condemned, which distressed Roman defenders of papal prerogatives.

ONE avenue for escaping foreclosure may be getting a little easier to navigate: the so-called short sale, through which distressed owners sell their homes for less than the mortgage amount and are forgiven the remaining loan balance.

"VULTURE" funds, which chase distressed borrowers for payment of outstanding debt, have few friends outside finance.

He also was a chief sponsor of the first Farm Aid concert, in 1985, which benefited distressed American farmers, and remained active on behalf of similar causes.

He points out that the prices at which a distressed company's bonds trade reveals what chances a stockholder has of recovering anything in a reorganization.

Mr. Aubrey is part agent, part therapist on the show, which shows distressed homeowners how to cope with the collapse of the housing market.

Congress should fully finance the $88 million housing counseling program, which helps distressed homeowners avoid foreclosure; a cut seems particularly foolish when millions of families are facing threats of foreclosure.